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Huge, impressive, and solid, haven’t described Nikon D700 overall, there are bunch of good things from this full frame gear which has lens from Nikkor AF-S 14-24mm f/2.8 G ED, 12.1 MP.
Another impressive feature is Nikon’s D-Lighting Mode that provides images with more details in dark areas. Mostly D700 are impressive, so i think the D700 is everything you would dream of having on a 5D but Canon didn’t give. What do you think ? [ Full Review ]
Yes, I know the Nikon D90 is far from being new, but since the Akihabaranews review this cool gadget, i post this again, and if you already glue to Canon DSLR, yes it’s hard to jump to another DSLR or whatever gears, you hard to move to another body.
However, i admit that I’m amazed by the D90… really, akihabaranews also amazed with it, the Nikon D90 has nothing to be ashamed of compared to a 40D or 50D.
Once you get used to Nikon’s grip and your hands learn how to hold it(an important factor in choosing a DSLR), and the D90 feels like a powerful weapon ready to be fired… With an excellent built quality in different domains like the obvious selection of material but also with its overall ergonomic and a brilliantly informative LCD monitor, the D90 provides you only what other high ends models offer. So check all the review and the cool video on akihabaranews
After upgrade the Casio’s Exilim EX-FH25, Casio just announced a new Point & Shoot Camera for their Exilim Series, the Exilim EX-FC150 that features, like the CyberShot DSC-TX1, a CMOS Sensor.
Available on November 27th, the EX-FC100’s successor provides a 10.1Mpix 1/2.3” CMOS Sensor, an optical Zoom of 5x, an ISO Range of 100-3200, as well as 2.7’’ LCD Monitor, 85.9MB of internal Memory, a SD/SDHC Memory card slot and the now Usual Casio’s 1000fps Burst mode (Resolution of 224×64).
You might remember Casio’s EX-FC100 as compact Exilims capable of 1000fps slow-mo video and HD Video also.
It tagged $425
[ Via Akihabara ]
Casio just upgrade the Exilim EX-FH20 to EX-FH25 a “super Fast HD Camera”.
Mostly the specs are the same, only the newest one the EX-FH25 have a 1/2.3” 10.1MPx CMOS sensor made by Sony, with a focal length of 26-520mm (20x Optical zoom), an ISO range of 100-32000, a RAW mode, 85.9MB of internal Memory (expandable via SD/SDHC Memory cards), as well as a 3 inch LCD screen and an 0.2’’ EFV. It will be available on November 27th for around $562. [ Source ]
Sigma Japan has announced the availability of its 70-300mm F4-5.6 DG OS image-stabilized telephoto zoom lens in Sony and Pentax mounts. The lens is suitable for use on both APS-C and full frame DSLRs. Priced at 59,000 yen, the Sony version will start shipping from November 27, 2009 followed by the Pentax version from the first week of December 2009.
Just recently Leica announced a delay in production of its new S2 autofocus medium format DSLR which will now be available from December. However, Dpreview already took it out, here are a selection of images using both the APO-TELE-ELMAR-S 1:3.5/180 and the SUMMARIT-S 1:2.5/70 ASPH lenses. [ Source ]
